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| The hydrogenation is conducted | molten adiponitrile diluted with ammonia, typical cat |
| ng Mn compounds, such as manganese dioxide, in | molten alkali while exposed to air. |
| t readily attacked by acids or bases, although | molten alkali gives chromites (salts with the Cr |
| The | molten alloy has a solidus temperature of about 910 ° |
| se of its wettability by and low solubility in | molten aluminium and good electrical conductivity. |
| t it transformed a pickup truck into a pile of | molten aluminum." |
| idea that a large portion of the Moon was once | molten, and a giant impact scenario could easily have |
| showing the Team selection and Gameplay (with | Molten and Kenwood advertising). |
| of the rod, keeping a small length of the rod | molten as the silicon cools and re-solidifies behind |
| such that only a small region of the boule is | molten at any time, the impurities will be segregated |
| as they fly through the air, and the partially | molten blobs then land on the side of the cone to wel |
| by holding the phosphorus in with a blanket of | molten boric oxide in inert gas pressure of 10-100 at |
| They produced "jets of | molten, burning plutonium extending hundreds of feet |
| gh electrolysis of KUF5 or UF4, dissolved in a | molten CaCl2 and NaCl. |
| cells including alkaline, phosphoric acid and | molten carbonate technologies. |
| o Fuel Cells has been active as a developer of | Molten Carbonate Fuel Cells technology for over 20 ye |
| originally prepared by dissolving Cd metal in | molten CdCl2 followed by the addition of AlCl3. |
| Molten chloride salt mixtures are commonly used as ba | |
| lar in the 1980s; in the 1990s, single-serving | molten chocolate cakes with liquid chocolate centers |
| The | molten chromium is collected in the crucible and alum |
| In 2006 the band's debut album | Molten City is released on Excelsior Recordings. |
| ottom boiler slag is a term that describes the | molten condition of the ash as it is drawn from the b |
| differently depending on the viscosity of the | molten constituent rock. |
| When detonated, it becomes a huge | molten copper bullet, which can pierce certain thickn |
| In signal bonding, the volume of | molten copper is quite small, approximately 2 cubic c |
| his is done by blowing natural gas through the | molten copper oxide. |
| For example, the component could be dipped in | molten copper, such that the copper is drawn up by ca |
| meat and cooked until it melts, resulting in a | molten core of cheese within the patty. |
| caused Oldham to conclude that the earth had a | molten core. |
| Virgil eventually reaches the | molten core. |
| rolytes are also known as ionic solutions, but | molten electrolytes and solid electrolytes are also p |
| The latter cools the | molten film back into the solid state and also impart |
| Molten FLiBe | |
| Molten FLiBe (2LiF-BeF2) | |
| The | molten form of uranium(III) chloride is a typical com |
| melt adhesives, are thermoplastics applied in | molten form (in the 65-180 °C range) which solidify o |
| portion of the Moon would have initially been | molten, forming a near-global magma ocean. |
| ings, wherein it is injected into a mold while | molten, forming complex shapes at relatively low cost |
| ibilities are the ejection at high pressure of | molten fuel into the containment, causing rapid heati |
| fect is shown by Prince Rupert's Drop, where a | molten glass globule is quenched to produce a toughen |
| To prevent this, objects manufactured from | molten glass are annealed by cooling gradually in a l |
| e are designed by layering different colors of | molten glass around a core, then heating and stretchi |
| a form of glass made using a plunger to press | molten glass into a mold. |
| rrors, where the natural curve followed by the | molten glass greatly reduces the amount of grinding r |
| His breakthrough, in which the | molten glass was 'floated' over a bath of molten tin |
| d then heated to melt the glass, or by pouring | molten glass into the mould. |
| When mixed with | molten glass it oxidizes the ferrous iron to ferric i |
| (80-100 cm) in one hand, and dips it into the | molten glass inside the furnace, which is heated to 7 |
| Rapid cooling of | molten glass generates an uneven temperature distribu |
| More recently drawing has been used with | molten glass to produce high quality optical fibers. |
| It is made by blowing | molten glass into an elongated balloon shape with a b |
| The centrifugal force pushes the | molten glass against the mold wall, where it solidifi |
| De Nehou's process of rolling | molten glass poured on an iron table rendered the man |
| A sheet is formed from | molten glass with a roller that spins on itself, whil |
| to shape or sculpt cold (as opposed to hot or | molten) glass, or to produce texture or decoration on |
| g agent, to help remove small air bubbles from | molten glass. |
| ass prepared by adding cobalt compounds to the | molten glass. |
| g a mould for casting replicas of the image in | molten glass. |
| ate the desired lens shape directly by casting | molten glass. |
| n a noble tossed a gold coin into a mixture of | molten glass. |
| solved in aqua regia before being added to the | molten glass. |
| ome other proteins, it has been shown that the | molten globule state is a "thermodynamic state" clear |
| ollapsed intermediate is also referred to as a | molten globule and corresponds to a partially folded |
| The term | molten globule (MG) was first coined by A. Wada and M |
| The | molten globule ensembles sampled during protein foldi |
| Molten globules are collapsed and generally have some | |
| stable native state rather than an ensemble of | molten globules. |
| If it is correct, the crucible for the | molten gold is automatically released, but if not, th |
| Evidence from Pompeii suggests that | molten hot glass may have been introduced as early as |
| cs through a convection current in the Earth's | molten interior. |
| s, guns were cast in a single piece by pouring | molten iron or bronze around a clay cylinder. |
| t it would force high-pressure air through the | molten iron using special air pumps. |
| ultaneously melting and filling the crack with | molten iron containing a probe. |
| Molten iron is produced directly using iron ore fines | |
| The iron ore was converted into | molten iron that was used to produce horseshoes and l |
| its hot metal bridge, which was used to carry | molten iron across the Monongahela River from J&L's E |
| ents, a functioning converter to blow air into | molten iron and convert it to steel. |
| t is sometimes possible to see trains carrying | molten iron from the blast furnaces. |
| Molten iron from the ladle is added as required by th | |
| Here the droplets fall from the wall into the | molten iron bath in the bottom of the furnace. |
| The | molten iron droplets then drip down the furnace wall |
| urities... Producing a batch of hotter, purer, | molten iron, which converts to steel more easily. |
| y conductive viscous liquid which, while still | molten, is poured into the cell where it cools to for |
| uction of fluorine entails the electrolysis of | molten KH2F3. |
| hafts and is incinerated when she lands in the | molten lava below. |
| This temperature is so low that the | molten lava appears black in sunlight, rather than ha |
| evel, however frequent eruptions were ejecting | molten lava up to 70m above sea level, and sulfurous |
| properly (?!) -- we decided to fight fire with | molten lava and turned every amp we owned on to 10+ a |
| ght have been formed by the crystallisation of | molten lava. |
| lar pig iron and the whole separating into two | molten layers (a top layer of slag and a bottom layer |
| ened through a special process using a bath of | molten lead where the forged steel blade is immersed |
| 12 hours--the lead of the roof melted, and the | molten lead caused everything it struck to catch fire |
| s show that repairs had already been made with | molten lead before the cross was broken up, so it may |
| in that air was blown over the surface of the | molten lead from bellows or (in the 19th century) blo |
| ing process of hot metal typesetting, in which | molten lead was cast to form lines of type to make th |
| Typically | molten lead or tin is dropped into water. |
| t as the stonework had been bonded together by | molten lead. |
| Ingots are manufactured by the freezing of a | molten liquid (known as the melt) in a mold. |
| es and extrusion of plastics to "pump" out the | molten liquid. |
| the negative electrode during electrolysis of | molten lithium carbonate. |
| the negative electrode during electrolysis of | molten lithium carbonate. |
| Earth's crust produces relatively low-density | molten magma which can rise upwards towards the surfa |
| ape, which then collapses in the centre as the | molten magma cools and leaks out at the sides, leavin |
| Vashik's troops were caught in a pool of | molten magma and destroyed. |
| the melted configuration remains critical, the | molten mass will continue to generate heat, possibly |
| would be this process taken to an extreme: the | molten mass working its way down through the soil to |
| nerous but still significant would be that the | molten mass of fuel and reactor core melts through th |
| If | molten material is included, the term phreato-magmati |
| Migmatites are not crystallized from a totally | molten material, and are not generally the result of |
| ms is not fused sand because it is formed from | molten material. |
| The air jet is then used to blow away | molten material. |
| Burning timbers and | molten materials fell from the roof onto the crowd an |
| to record temperature changes in furnaces and | molten materials. |
| Molten mattes are insoluble in both slag and metal ph | |
| from semiconductor materials by pulling from a | molten melt. |
| Public Iron Pour Residency This weekend of | molten metal and primal elements welcomes the public, |
| The end products are usually | molten metal and slag phases tapped from the bottom, |
| The molds are then filled with | molten metal and placed on a cooling conveyor, which |
| In a shot tower (now obsolete), | molten metal (such as lead or steel), was dripped thr |
| ed in the field of pyrometallurgy given to the | molten metal sulfide phases typically formed during s |
| The heat from the | molten metal decomposes the wood which liberates hydr |
| ide tube is used, the weld pool is composed of | molten metal coming from the parts being welded, the |
| g crystal nucleation and prolongs the time the | molten metal stays in supercooled state. |
| This thick layer of flux completely covers the | molten metal thus preventing spatter and sparks as we |
| n a separate pouring crucible, and pouring the | molten metal into the mold through the sprue. |
| ding-over of the oxidized surface layer of the | molten metal into the bulk liquid. |
| The atomising gas mass flow rate to | molten metal mass flow rate ratio is a key parameter |
| when an electrical contactor failed, spraying | molten metal on a polyethylene terphthalate covered i |
| Molten metal is then removed by a blast of air. | |
| The | molten metal is stirred with logs of green wood in a |
| occurs due to the inclusions entrapped inside | molten metal when solidified. |
| This | molten metal solidifies from the bottom up, joining t |
| A channel-type induction furnace has a loop of | molten metal, which forms a single-turn secondary win |
| bending of tubes (when the tube is filled with | molten metal, solidified, bent, and then the metal is |
| o separate out as a slag on the surface of the | molten metal. |
| olybdomancy is a technique of divination using | molten metal. |
| refinery and nearly knocked him into a vat of | molten metal. |
| this flame tends to introduce carbon into the | molten metal. |
| the resulting piece (related divinations using | molten metals are still popular in Germany on Hogmana |
| Dysprosium metal is produced when a | molten mixture of DyCl3 in eutectic LiCl-KCl is elect |
| A | molten mixture of these solids serves as a high-tempe |
| The | molten nylon 6,6 undergoes a spinning process, where |
| This chemical process makes | molten nylon 6,6. |
| Or see | Molten or Moulton. |
| al evidence for extremely rapid cooling from a | molten or nearly completely molten state. |
| Moon is thought to have launched the partially | molten or vaporized material into orbit. |
| The Boron atoms in the gas diffuse into the | molten parts of the Silicon and stay there when the S |
| Speiss is a | molten phase consisting primarily of iron arsenide th |
| lags, and metals, allows for separation of the | molten phases. |
| ese metallurgists had discovered how to puddle | molten pig iron, stirring it in the open air until it |
| lmaking process, involving blowing air through | molten pig iron, to produce mild steel. |
| s a iron puddler, a job that involves stirring | molten pig iron with a ladle to release the impuritie |
| with Anakin, stating that Anakin "fell into a | molten pit", a point of detail which differs somewhat |
| nt beyond the die where the temperature of the | molten plastic falls below the softening point and th |
| t its profile and must be designed so that the | molten plastic evenly flows from a cylindrical profil |
| After passing through the breaker plate | molten plastic enters the die. |
| Aaron claimed the | Molten Player of the Month award for November 2006, a |
| rmanganate, by dissolving manganese dioxide in | molten potassium hydroxide with potassium nitrate or |
| Fluorine is produced by the electrolysis of | molten potassium bifluoride. |
| on of hydrogen bromide from bromostyrene using | molten potassium hydroxide. |
| Since most impurities tend to remain in the | molten region rather than re-solidify, when the proce |
| a similar process except that the extruded hot | molten resin acts as the bonding medium to a second w |
| d be destroyed and the impact would also spray | molten rock another 70 miles. |
| be seen in rock that formed from the substance | molten rock or magma. |
| Stone wool is a furnace product of | molten rock at a temperature of about 1600 °C, throug |
| ed production techniques are based on spinning | molten rock on high speed spinning wheels somewhat li |
| s but most would quickly become trapped in the | molten rock and unusable as the rock resolidifed. |
| concentrations became more concentrated in the | molten rock because it could not be incorporated into |
| The effects of these injections of | molten rock over time, combined with the crystallisat |
| The Preakness Range formed as | molten rock extruded onto the surface 185 million yea |
| The erupted | molten rock flowed across the land and into the ocean |
| split, steep fractures formed and filled with | molten rock from below. |
| The | molten rock is then extruded through small nozzles to |
| Goffle Hill formed as | molten rock extruded onto the surface 185 million yea |
| When hot subsurface | molten rock comes close to this ice, large amounts of |
| d turning her back into her original form as a | molten rock. |
| Some store the heat in | molten salt containers to continue producing electric |
| The plan was to then pipe water through the | molten salt and use the steam generated to produce el |
| us to a civilian version of the meltdown-proof | Molten Salt Reactor (MSR) from the military's "daft" |
| FLiBe, was chosen as the solvent salt for the | molten salt reactor due to a more desirable nuclear c |
| a intermediate coolant for a high temperature | molten salt reactor where it could transfer heat with |
| nation of hydrogen gas and hydrofluoric to the | molten salt yielding water, which can be boiled off. |
| r reactor and is one of the main problems in a | molten salt reactor. |
| Rocketdyne's know-how in the design of | molten salt receivers for Solar power towers like Sol |
| as an experiment to demonstrate a part of the | Molten Salt Breeder Reactor that was designed to oper |
| um tetrafluoride (UF4), which are important in | molten salt reactor applications, and uranium dioxide |
| That civilian pilot plant, the | Molten Salt Reactor Experiment, set a record for cont |
| actor powerplant by creating the world's first | molten salt fueled and cooled reactor called the ARE |
| the opportunity to change the chemistry of the | molten salt while the reactor was operating to remove |
| r, pool reactor, high temperature gas reactor, | molten salt reactor, fast reactor and high flux react |
| TH. Professor Flood was one of the pioneers of | molten salt chemistry and, together with Hermann Lux, |
| ry as potential candidate for a coolant in the | Molten Salt Reactor because of its low melting point, |
| ombs; water washout facility with flaker belt; | Molten Salt Research and Development Facility; ultras |
| As a | molten salt it is proposed as a nuclear reactor coola |
| Molten Salt Reactor (MSR) experiments assessed thoriu | |
| stelloy-N were engineered specifically for the | molten salt reactor experiment and proved highly resi |
| A useful | molten salt consists of a mixture of LiF, together wi |
| d nuclear fuel instead of dissolving it in the | molten salt. |
| Molten salts have a variety of uses. | |
| Ambient temperature | molten salts are present in the liquid phase at stand |
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